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I've just bought the .com version of my .co.uk domain. I had to wait for it to drop because it was registered by some domain parking company who tried selling it back to me for a ridiculous amount. Anyway, i didn't pay the extortionate rate that was being asked, waited, it dropped and i bought it!
Here's the scenario. I own the .co.uk, all of our SEO efforts have been at the .co.uk and the web site has been at the .co.uk address for the last 3.5 years.
Now I own the .com and want to direct all of the .com traffic to the .co.uk, how can I do this without harming the .co.uk. (I do want to keep the .co.uk as the primary site).
I've heard of people using 301 redirects but i think this is if you're moving domain so i'm not sure that applies.
I also heard if i just put a forwarder on the .com i might damage my SEO on the .co.uk.
Could anyone clear this up for me?
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Here's the scenario. I own the .co.uk, all of our SEO efforts have been at the .co.uk and the web site has been at the .co.uk address for the last 3.5 years.
Now I own the .com and want to direct all of the .com traffic to the .co.uk, how can I do this without harming the .co.uk. (I do want to keep the .co.uk as the primary site).
I've heard of people using 301 redirects but i think this is if you're moving domain so i'm not sure that applies.
I also heard if i just put a forwarder on the .com i might damage my SEO on the .co.uk.
Could anyone clear this up for me?
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